Topic 8: Energetics Flashcards
what are standard conditions
pressure of 100kPa
temperature of 298k
define enthalpy change
heat energy change measured at constant pressure
bonds breaking and bonds forming
bonds breaking= energy in
bonds forming= energy out
define enthalpy of reaction
enthalpy change that takes place when the number of moles of substances in the equation react at a temp of 298k and pressure of 100kPa
define enthalpy of formation
enthalpy change that takes place when one mole of substance is formed from its elements in their standard state at a temp of 298k and a pressure of 100kPa
define enthalpy of combustion
enthalpy change that takes place when one mole of substance is completely burned in oxygen at a temp of 298k and pressure of 100kPa
define enthalpy of neutralisation
enthalpy change that takes place when one mole of water is formed in a neutralisation reaction of 298k and pressure of 100kPa
what are the two main reasons for an inaccurate value for an enthalpy of combustion
heat loss to the surroundings -> add a lid
incomplete combustion
define Hess’ law
enthalpy change independent of route taken
what is meant by bond enthalpy
the heat energy obtained when a bond is formed, and taken in when it is broken
write an equation representing the bond enthalpy of O-H In water
H₂O-> HO + H
all (g)
write an equation representing the mean bond enthalpy of O-H in water and use it to explain how mean bond enthalpy is different to bond enthalpy (3)
0.5H₂O -> 0.5 O + H
all (g)
idea of average taken of both O-H bonds
The standard enthalpy change for the reaction between 1.8g magnesium and 25 cm3 of copper sulphate solution can be determined by mixing them in a glass beaker.
describe how the experiment would be carried out.
pipette the 25cm3 of copper sulphate into beaker
measure initial temp of solution
add 1.8g of magnesium and STIR
measure final temp
The enthalpy change of a reaction measured is much less exothermic than the standard data book value. give 3 reasons why
heat loss to surroundings
reactions is complete
specific heat capacity of solution is approximate
when the standard enthalpy of combustion of propan-2-ol is measured experimentally, the value obtained is always less negative than -2006kJ mol-1 even when heat loss to the surroundings and incomplete combustion have been accounted for. explain why.
water is produced as a gas (instead of liquid)
conversion of liquid to gas requires energy
measured values is less exothermic/ less energy is released